Matrixyl aka Palmitoyl Peptide-3
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enjoys freebies · Thu Nov 04, 2004 6:50 am Quote

I guess that this is what makes Strivectin "work". I see that there are a couple of products using both this & Argeriline. On my gosh... Confused

DDF has a new item C3 Plus Serum & the main active ingredient is matrixyl. I wonder which layer this one will be? Neutral

For the daytime Rolling Eyes

night time is for copper peps Rolling Eyes

I will not leave my favs (ADCE, the Prep & Okusil too, C + Firming, ES Masque & Serum,CP Serum, Protect & Restore & CP Premier Eyes ....) but this is pressure. The skin on my face is either going to fall right off or look incredibly incredible Cool

Fri Nov 05, 2004 3:29 am Quote

Well, please let us know if you end up trying it so we can decide if we too should add another layer to the routine Laughing

enjoys freebies · Fri Nov 05, 2004 12:01 pm Quote

Where do you order the product that contains both argireline and matrixyl?

Can you tell me exactly the purpose of matrixyl? Is it a muscle relaxant too?

enjoys freebies · Fri Nov 05, 2004 12:29 pm Quote

I know that Sircuit & Seattle Skincare each have at least one product with both ingredients in it. The websites go into detail better than I can explain. I haven't tried either one or anything from either company but the Sircuit line seems to get high marks on this forum. I think that it's www.sircuitskin.com & www.seattleskincare.com. I recently purchased the new ddf c3 plus serum (I have never used anything ddf either so I hope that it's okay) & it has only the matrixyl because I already use ADCE or Esther's Secret & they both have the acetyl hexapeptide-3. Good Luck!
Maybe this article can help you C:\Lucire Living Peptide promises acetyl-hexapeptide and palmitoyl pentapeptide, alternatives to Retin-A and Botox - The global fashion magazine page 1.htm Smile

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